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Burrow Hill

Hill, Mountain in Hampshire Eastleigh

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Burrow Hill

River Itchen near Eastleigh Different branches of the river reunited again.
River Itchen near Eastleigh Credit: Bill Boaden

Burrow Hill, located in Hampshire, England, is a picturesque hill that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Standing at an elevation of approximately 134 meters (440 feet), it is not classified as a mountain but rather a hill.

The hill is characterized by its gently sloping sides and lush greenery, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. It is situated in close proximity to the charming village of Burrow, which adds to its appeal.

Burrow Hill is known for its rich history, dating back to ancient times. Archaeological evidence suggests that it was inhabited by humans during the Bronze Age, and remnants of settlements and burial sites have been discovered in the area. The hill also played a significant role during the medieval period, serving as a strategic location for defensive purposes.

Today, visitors to Burrow Hill can explore its well-maintained footpaths, which lead to the summit. From the top, one can enjoy panoramic views of the Hampshire countryside, including rolling hills, farmlands, and quaint villages. The hill is particularly popular during the spring and summer months when wildflowers bloom, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.

In addition to its natural beauty, Burrow Hill is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, rabbits, and deer. It is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, ensuring its preservation and protection for future generations to enjoy. Whether for a leisurely stroll, a challenging hike, or simply a moment of tranquility in nature, Burrow Hill offers an idyllic retreat for all who visit.

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Burrow Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.979171/-1.3333083 or Grid Reference SU4620. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

River Itchen near Eastleigh Different branches of the river reunited again.
River Itchen near Eastleigh
Different branches of the river reunited again.
Unused field near Eastleigh Viewed from the Itchen Way. Beyond the field are Eastleigh railway sidings.
Unused field near Eastleigh
Viewed from the Itchen Way. Beyond the field are Eastleigh railway sidings.
The Itchen Way A typical chalk stream view but there are railway sidings just the other side of the trees to the left.
The Itchen Way
A typical chalk stream view but there are railway sidings just the other side of the trees to the left.
River Itchen near Eastleigh In the trees ahead is the railway bridge carrying the main line between London and Southampton.
River Itchen near Eastleigh
In the trees ahead is the railway bridge carrying the main line between London and Southampton.
Footbridge over the Itchen The path on this side is the Itchen Way and the Itchen Navigation Heritage Trail. For a short stretch it is also part of the Water Vole Way.
Footbridge over the Itchen
The path on this side is the Itchen Way and the Itchen Navigation Heritage Trail. For a short stretch it is also part of the Water Vole Way.
River Itchen at Allbrook The Itchen Way and Itchen Navigation Heritage Trail run by the side of this branch of the river. The other side of the river is the bottom of quite substantial private gardens.
River Itchen at Allbrook
The Itchen Way and Itchen Navigation Heritage Trail run by the side of this branch of the river. The other side of the river is the bottom of quite substantial private gardens.
Squirrel bridge over the Itchen The tree trunk has been placed to allow wildlife to cross the river.
Squirrel bridge over the Itchen
The tree trunk has been placed to allow wildlife to cross the river.
The Itchen Way near Allbrook The river is to the left but for a short stretch it cannot be seen. The path is on the opposite side of the river from the built-up area.
The Itchen Way near Allbrook
The river is to the left but for a short stretch it cannot be seen. The path is on the opposite side of the river from the built-up area.
River Itchen near Allbrook On the other side are the backs of gardens on Allbrook Hill.
River Itchen near Allbrook
On the other side are the backs of gardens on Allbrook Hill.
Civil engineering depot in Allbrook A site operated by BAM Nuttall, viewed from across the River Itchen.
Civil engineering depot in Allbrook
A site operated by BAM Nuttall, viewed from across the River Itchen.
Sheep at Springbridge Farm Viewed from the Itchen Way. I think they are supposed to be in the field behind the trees but a few have got into the scrubby land in the foreground.
Sheep at Springbridge Farm
Viewed from the Itchen Way. I think they are supposed to be in the field behind the trees but a few have got into the scrubby land in the foreground.
The Itchen Way by the Itchen Navigation
The Itchen Way by the Itchen Navigation
Grass cut for silage Low-lying land in the Itchen Valley viewed from the Itchen Way.
Grass cut for silage
Low-lying land in the Itchen Valley viewed from the Itchen Way.
River Itchen from the Itchen Way The Itchen Way runs next to the Itchen Navigation, and both branches of the river run parallel to each other for a short stretch, with the path between them. I was unable to get a picture of both branches.
River Itchen from the Itchen Way
The Itchen Way runs next to the Itchen Navigation, and both branches of the river run parallel to each other for a short stretch, with the path between them. I was unable to get a picture of both branches.
Alpacas by the Itchen Navigation Farmland near Otterbourne Manor.
Alpacas by the Itchen Navigation
Farmland near Otterbourne Manor.
Building works, Church Lane, Brambridge Where an older bend in the lane has been by-passed by a straighter length of road.
Building works, Church Lane, Brambridge
Where an older bend in the lane has been by-passed by a straighter length of road.
Post box, Church Lane, Brambridge On a crescent of grass created when a sharp bend in the lane was straightened.
Post box, Church Lane, Brambridge
On a crescent of grass created when a sharp bend in the lane was straightened.
Field west of Brick Kiln Copse With footpath going to Stoke Common.
Field west of Brick Kiln Copse
With footpath going to Stoke Common.
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Burrow Hill is located at Grid Ref: SU4620 (Lat: 50.979171, Lng: -1.3333083)

Administrative County: Hampshire

District: Eastleigh

Police Authority: Hampshire

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